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09:06
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Strive's Bitcoin Holdings Hit 25,000 BTC After $36.6 Million Purchase

According to a Form 8-K filed on September 14, Strive bought 469 Bitcoin between September 8 and 11 for $36.6 million at an average price of $77,954 per BTC, bringing its total holdings to exactly 25,000 BTC. CEO Matt Cole said 100% of the capital came from SATA, the company's preferred stock, which now has over $1 billion in notional value outstanding. Strive ranks fifth among publicly listed Bitcoin holders, behind Strategy, Twenty One Capital, Metaplanet, and MARA Holdings. To overtake Twenty
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BTC-0.94%
09:05
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Gulf States Seek New Security Arrangements, Begin Direct Talks with Iran on September 15

According to The New York Times, on September 15, Gulf states including Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait began exploring new security arrangements and direct diplomatic contact with Iran. The shift follows months of Iranian missile and drone attacks that exposed limitations in U.S. security guarantees. Planned talks between Gulf nations and Iran were delayed due to disagreements over shipping arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz, though diplomatic efforts are expected to continue.
09:05
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Binance Reduces Collateral Rates for AUCTION, BLUR, and Others to 10% on September 18

According to BlockBeats, Binance will adjust collateral rates for multiple assets across margin and unified account modes starting September 18 at 14:00 UTC+8. ARB, TAO, and WLD rates will increase from 50% to 60%, while AUCTION, BLUR, GALA, HYPER, S, and SYRUP will drop significantly from 30% to 10%. The adjustment is expected to complete within 30 minutes. Binance reminds users to monitor account risk, as the changes may trigger liquidations.
BLUR-1.43%
ARB-2.05%
TAO-3.46%
WLD-2.00%
GALA-1.40%
09:05
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Bitrensus Plans to Raise About $1 Billion, Report Says

According to The Information, Chinese AI chip maker Bitrensus is planning to raise approximately $1 billion in funding. The fundraising round is currently in preparation stage, as domestic chip manufacturers accelerate efforts to develop alternatives to Nvidia.
09:00
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Moonrock Founder Predicts SEC Will Back Crypto Industry If Clarity Act Vote Fails

According to Moonrock Capital founder Simon Dedic, a Senate vote on the Clarity Act is expected today. Democrats have rejected the Republican-drafted bill citing ethics concerns, and Polymarket predictions suggest low passage probability. Dedic stated on X that regardless of the vote outcome, "we will receive equally strong crypto-supportive regulatory policies from the SEC." He added that the legislative outcome will ultimately redirect focus to more significant regulatory developments in the c
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08:58
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South Korea FX Swap Points Fall to -11.00 Won as U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yields Break 5%

According to Yonhapinfomax, on September 15, South Korea's one-year FX swap points fell to -11.00 won, down 0.60 won from opening, driven by surging U.S. Treasury yields. The six-month maturity declined to -4.80 won, while the three-month contract fell to -2.00 won. U.S. 10-year Treasury yields broke above the 5% threshold, reflecting market expectations ahead of a potential Federal Reserve rate hike. A commercial bank swap dealer noted that while the current rate increase is largely priced in,
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08:55
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National Supercomputing Internet Launches 500+ Intelligent Agents Across Six Major Categories

According to Interface News, on September 15, Dawning Intelligence executive He Mujun announced that the national supercomputing internet platform has deployed over 500 intelligent agents spanning six core categories, including materials computing and industrial simulation. The platform covers more than 170 key computational scenarios with over 10,000 integrated skills.
08:51
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Shanghai Ranks 3rd Among Global Asset Management Centers for First Time, Scores 87.05 Points

According to Jin10 data, today on September 15, Shanghai climbed to third place in the 2026 Global Asset Management Centers Index released by the China-Europe Lujiazui International Finance Institute, with a score of 87.05—up 2.83 points and 2 positions from the previous year. This marks Shanghai's first entry into the global top three and makes it Asia's highest-ranked asset management center. New York and London hold the first and second positions.